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Have you ever noticed how it seems like sploggers get round email verification with consummate ease... well, so have we!

At the end of the day it's no protection at all from automated signups - so, some might argue, there's not much point in having it... and this is exactly what this plugin does... it removes email verification from signups.

Why Remove email verification from signups?

Normally when a user signs up for a blog they are sent an email that contains a link that they have to click to activate their blog and user name.

Unfortunately many filters on email accounts block or spam blog activation emails. When this happens the user has to reset up their account with a new username and blog URL using an email address that won’t block the activation email.

This plugin removes the need for their account to be activated by email; removing the problem associated with email systems blocking the activation email.

Refer to the installation page for detailed instructions on how to install and use.

Here's an example of email verification required for account creation...

and here's email verification removed....so users can use their account immediately...

We developed it specifically for Blogs.mu (where you can see it in action) and now it's all yours!

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